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Gonna give it one more year before removing, unless it works out better this year.
So the tall ones that fruited last year can be removed? I thought it was the established second year plus that fruited continually?
Yeah. This is a good overview: https://www.almanac.com/plant/raspberries
I personally just wait until the leaves are starting to bud so I can tell what's alive and what's dead, then clear out the dead ones. Make sure your gloves are good as it's all prickly sticks you'll be dealing with.